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The growth in international trade and the strong demand for resources has seen a focus on expanding port infrastructure and developing efficiencies in the supply chain. Evans & Peck has been busy helping clients conceptualise, plan, develop and deliver port projects from Australia to China.
In Western Australia, we have been working with publicly-listed company International Minerals (IM) to assist with port development concepts at Cape Preston in the Pilbara. We also evaluated bids for the Oakajee Port - a complex project including port design and construction, dredging design and construction, materials handling and rail operations.
In Sydney, Evans & Peck led the procurement management team for the Port Botany Expansion Project. Following the team’s outstanding work on this project, Sydney Ports Corporation engaged Evans & Peck to manage procurement activities for the development of the Intermodal Logistics Centre at Enfield – an ‘inland port’ to ease congestion on the local road network around Port Botany.
Port projects have also been carried out in China, Queensland and Victoria – examples include the Zhuhai Port, Gladstone Port Authority’s new coal loader, and Geelong Port’s wood chip handling facility.
Key projects:
- Cape Preston Port Development Concepts, WA
- Bunbury Port Analysis, WA
- Oakajee Port Evaluation, WA
- Port Botany Expansion, NSW
- Intermodal Logistic Centre, NSW
- Zhuhai Port, China
- Pacific Shipping Trust, Singapore
- Gladstone Port Authority Coal Loader, Qld
- Geelong Port Wood Chip Handling Facility, Vic
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